NEGRO PRESS Rare 1938 AFRICAN AMERICAN Thesis BLACK NEWSPAPERS Racism POLITICS

Description: NEGRO PRESS Rare 1938 AFRICAN AMERICAN Thesis BLACK NEWSPAPERS Racism POLITICS Written by a Black Scholar earning his Master thesis in 1938, this one of the earliest and most thorough studies of the African American Press and Black Newspapers that were published between 1876 and 1936. It identifies the racism and politics that affected Black newspapers, explores the lack of coverage for Black social issues, and examines troubles with white newspapers. The Black press was critical in expanding the sphere of influence for Black leaders and increasing awareness of the Black experience. THE NEGRO PRESS OF KANSAS by Rashey B. Moten, Jr. Includes "Chronological List of Negro Newspapers In Kansas from 1876 to 1938." Unpublished Master's Thesis, University of Kansas, written in 1936, approved 1938. Softcover, 8.5” x 11”, velo bound document, 130 photocopied pages printed on one side only. NEAR FINE Condition: the vintage photocopied pages have the usual copy machine marks, smudges, and variations in brightness, as well as light signs of age and use, overall tight, bright, clean, and unmarked. Scarce. Rashey Burial Moten, Jr. (1913-2000) the first African American to lead a Catholic Charities organization, Executive Director at Catholic Charities Kansas City Saint Joseph from 1970 to 1981. President Carter appointed Moten to the Advisory Committee for the White House Conference on Families. Moten was instrumental in launching Head Start in 1965 under President Lyndon B. Johnson. Click Here to View More Gardenenvy Items Please click here to contact me if you have any questions. SHIPPING by Media Mail is for US destinations only. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS Please See Calculated Shipping Costs For Your Country. Media Mail (though reliable) can be VERY SLOW -- Priority Mail is also available. THANK YOU!!

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